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| Look, either you believe that human beings
share some basic similarities... |
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| or you just throw the towel in. |
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| Buying a telescope is a
complicated decision. |
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| {Y:i}- You should focus on your interests.
- No pun intended. |
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| - What?
- Focus? |
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| Right. A-Are you interested
in the solar system– moon, planets, etc? |
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| {Y:i}Or deeper space-nebulae,
star clusters, galaxies. |
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| Then you want a much larger lens
with a Dobsonian mount. |
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| - The eight-bar refractors go up
to 180 millimeters. - Hi, Adam. |
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| Hi. Michael's looking for a telescope
to buy for her cottage in Kerhonkson. |
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| For deep space in a static position... |
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| you could really think about
some bigger reflectors– |
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| Have– Have you heard
too much about telescopes? |
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| No. No. |
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| It's just some of what you're saying
is going right over my head. |
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| Oh. Okay. Well, I'll start over. |
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| Three basic considerations. |
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| - Kind of lens.
- Come say good-bye to Robin and Jen with me. |
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| All right. |
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| - Thank you for the information.
- Oh, you're welcome. |
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